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Winters Fellow Priscila Uppal has been
appointed Poet in Residence for the Vancouver Olympics!
Her appointment restores a tradition of setting
athletic accomplishment in poetry originating in the Fifth
Century BC.
Hurray for Uppal!
She will be reading from her latest book,
Traumatology, in Founders on the 10th.
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9 February
@ 11:30-5pm
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Vocal
Masterclass with Bruce Ubukata
Feb
9, 2010, 11:30am-5pm
Tribute Communities Recital Hall, 112 Accolade East Building
@
11:30
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Tuesday
9 February
@ 12
 McLaughlin
College
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McLaughlin
College |
Thomas Wilson
"The Public Funding of Religious
Based Schools in Ontario and Canada"
@12 Senior Common Room 140
McLaughlin College
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9 February
@ 12:30pm
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Jazz
at Noon: Barry Romberg
Random Access:
Barry Romberg – drums
Kelly Jefferson – saxophones
Kevin Turcotte – trumpet
Rich Brown – rhythm section
Martin
Family Lounge, 219 Accolade East Building
@
12:30
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Thursday
10 February
@11:30-1
 Founders
College |
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A Lunchtime
Literary Reading & Book Launch by Award-Winning York
Authors
Priscila
Uppal
Patricia
Keeney
Jennifer Duncan
11:30-1 Senior Common Room, 305 Founders
College
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Wednesday
10 February
@Noon
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The Community Arts Practice
Certificate invites you to join us for a screening of John
Greyson's acclaimed film FIG TREES on Wednesday February 10th at
noon in the Nat Taylor Cinema (Ross N102). This is the second in
our screening series "Documenting Community, Art and Activism".
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Wednesday
10 February
@2:30
 Bethune
College |
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Gil Adamson
Award-winning author and poet , an
International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award nominee for her first
novel The Outlander, will be reading on Wednesday 10
February from 2:30 to 4:30pm in the Paul Delaney Gallery, 320
Bethune College.
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10 February
@ 3:30pm
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Norma Sue Fisher Stitt
"Ethics in Dance"
@ 3:30 McLean Performance Studio, 244 Accolade
East Building-
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Thursday
11 February
@ 12
McLaughlin
College
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McLaughlin
College
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Richard W. Phidd
"Meeting The Challenge:
Potential Contribution to Public Management & Policy-Making
Initiatives at York, 2010 and Beyond"
@12 Senior Common Room 140
McLaughlin College
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11 February
@ 1-4pm
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Inaugural Selma Odom Lecture: "Dance and masculinity"
The inaugural Selma Odom Lecture
in York’s Department of Dance investigates gender
stereotypes in dance with a four-part presentation titled
Dance and Masculinity in the Worlds of Ballet, Bharatanatyam,
Belly Dance and Minstrelsy.
@1-4pm in the McLean Performance
Studio, 244 Accolade East Building
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11 February
@4pm
Performing
Diaspora 2010
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YORKGATE MALL PERFORMANCE
York
University Gospel Choir
with
Karen Burke
This
exciting presentation by members of the York
University Gospel Choir, under the direction of Karen
Burke, promises to uplift and educate. Along with musical
performances backed by Toronto-based musicians, there
will
be ample opportunity for audience participation and
Q&A with the
artists.
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11 February
@7pm
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INTERCUT |
AN EVENING OF STAGED SCRIPT READINGS
Come on out
& watch York’s finest screenwriters & actors at work on
their own exciting projects!
Thursday, February 11th 7pm- Senior Common Room-
021 Winters College-Reception with light refreshments to follow.
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Poster►
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12
February
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Telling
Tales downtown
Undergraduate theatre students in
Professor Judith Rudakoff’s playwriting class have been invited
to reprise performances of short monologues they created last
semester, at two public events in downtown Toronto.
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Sunday
14 February
Introduction
@ 7:15
Concert @ 8 |
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Chinese New Year /
Valentine’s Day
William Lau, dancer
(and Winters' alumnus)
Beverley Johnston, percussion
NMC Ensemble
Robert Aitken, flute & direction
Sunday February 14, 2010
Betty Oliphant Theatre, 404 Jarvis Street
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20 February
@8pm
Performing
Diaspora 2010
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FEATURE CONCERT
Amoy Levy and
Nicole Sinclair-Anderson
Amoy Levy and Nicole Sinclair-Anderson will bring you to
your feet in an evening filled with lifted spirits and high
energy. Both artists will be backed by a band led by
drummer, Larnell Lewis: an accomplished young
musician who is well-regarded in Toronto’s Gospel and Jazz
communities.
Tribute Communities Recital Hall, Accolade East Building
@ 8pm.
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Monday
22 February
@ 2:30
 Vanier
College
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Professor Modupe Olaogun
Monday Feb. 22, @ 2:30pm
Renaissance Room, 001 Vanier College
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Tuesday
23 February
@1 pm
Faculty of
Education |
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Dr. Elana Nardi
"University Mathematicians’ Perceptions
of Teaching and Student Learning"
1-2pm Senior Common Room 021 Winters College
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Tuesday
23
February
2:00-3:00
Calumet
College |
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Dr. Harvey Skinner "First
Health, Then Medicine: A Prescription for Personal Health and our
Healthcare System"
Tuesday, February 23 @
2:00 to 3:00 PM in
214 Calumet
College
RSVP by February 22 to
smiceli@yorku.ca
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Wednesday
24 February
@ 12:30
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Music at Midday: New Works by Young
Composers
Music students showcase their
original compositions.
Admission is free. Everyone welcome.
@ 12:30
Room 237, Accolade East Building
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24 February
@4 pm
Performing
Diaspora 2010
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The Voice in Gospel MUSIC
Workings of the Spirit: Womanist Influence
and the Gospel Aesthetics of Shirley Caesar with
DR. Brooksie Harrington
York Lanes, 2nd Floor, Room 280 N. @4
Master Class @ 5:30 Accolade East Building, Room 245
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Tuesday
2 March
2:00-3:00
Calumet
College |
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DR. ALTHEA PRINCE
" The Politics of Black Women's Hair"
Tuesday, March 2,
@
2:00 to 3:00 PM in
214
Calumet College
RSVP by March 22 to
smiceli@yorku.ca
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2-3 March
10am-6pm |
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Winters College Flea Market
Tuesday, Wednesday
March 2 and 3 10am-6pm
Junior Common Room, Winters College
Proceeds will go to the Winters College Life Fund.
Donations► |
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You
& I
and Haiti |
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Privileges and
Obligations in the Winters College and York
Community: an Occasion for
Urgent Action► |
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6-10 February
1:00-3:30
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The Ashley Plays:
Site-Specific Devised Theatre
The plays are performed at locations throughout
the Faculty of Fine Arts
Joseph G. Green Studio Theatre, 139 Centre for
Film & Theatre
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Monday -
Thursday
8-11 February |
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Multi Cultural Week 2010 @ Yorku. ca
“Represent Culture, Celebrate
Freedom”
Monday 8 February to Thursday 11
February
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8-12 February
10:00-4:30
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Exhibition -
Jessica Thalmann: that's not the way
she was at all
Gales Gallery, 105 Accolade West Building
Monday to Friday from 10am to 4:30pm
Closing Reception:
Thursday, Feb. 11 from 6 to 9pm Details► |
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9-12 February
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Theatre @
York’s playGround 2010
Eleven original plays, plus
excerpts from three other new works, will be presented in two
dynamic programs running Feb. 9 to 12, in the Joseph G. Green
Studio Theatre, 139 Centre for Film & Theatre.
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Deadline
Friday
5
February
@ 4 pm
 Stong
College
Deadline
Friday
26 February
@ 4 pm
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The Kent Haworth Playwriting Contest
Stong
College
Registration
Deadline: Friday 5 February 2010 @ 4 pm
Submission
Deadline: Friday 26 February 2010 @ 4 pm
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8 February
@ 3 pm
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Suzanne
de Castell
"One
Code to Rule Them All: Digital Ties and Bindings"
Play:CES Lab, 2001 TEL Building
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31 January-
5 February
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The International Research Film
Festival:
Slavery, Memory, Heritage, and
Contemporary Forms.
31 January-5 February 2010
The Nat Taylor Cinema and 280 N. York Lanes
All screenings are free of charge.
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3-6 February
Vanier
College
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Vanier
College Productions Presents Radio 10 Live Festival
- A Mouthful:
Written by Ellen Ross Stuart, directed by Ross Stuart and
assistant directed by Reut Shilton.
- Victor Tchaikovsk and the Cave of Riddles:
Written by Eric Hopkins and directed by Joel Pettigrew.
- Androgyno:
Written by Robbie Woods and directed by Manuela Nudo.
- Feb 3, 2010 to Feb 6, 2010,
8pm-10:30pm
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4 February
@ 12:30pm
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Journey to the Centre of Life
A Musical Journey of Self Discovery
Explore
the positive and transformational power of music.
Concept and musical program by
Catherine Wilson.
Tribute Communities Recital Hall, 112 Accolade East Building
@
12:30
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Thursday
4 February
@2:30
Founders
College |
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A
Reading by Anusree Roy:
"Pyaasa
and Letters to My Grandma"
2:30-4pm 114 Founders College
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Thursday
4
February
@ 4 pm
Stong
College |
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Edgar Nkosi White comes
to York
“Trance: Langston Hughes in
Translation”
Thursday, February 4 Samuel
Beckett Theatre
112 Stong College 2:30
– 4 pm Details►
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Wednesday
3 February
Vanier
College
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For Students
in
FLA&PS |
"How
to Select your Programme"
Dan
Rothnie and Ryan Bouchard from LA&PS
2:30
Renaissance Room, 010 Vanier College
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Tuesday
2 February
@ 12:30
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Music at Midday: New Works by Young
Composers
Music students showcase their
original compositions.
Admission is free. Everyone welcome.
@ 12:30
Room 237, Accolade East Building
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Tuesday
2 February
 Founders
College |
Intellectuals
&
Society |
"The Myth of Universal Human Rights"
David N. Stamos
2:30-4:30 Senior Common Room, 305
Founders College
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2 February
@ 2:30pm
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Daniel Lichti
Franz
Schubert's Die Winterreise
Accompanied by pianist
Leslie De’Ath
Tribute Communities Recital Hall, 112 Accolade East Building
@
2:30
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2 February
@ 7:30pm
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Michael
Coghlan
A selection of four short piano
solos from a suite of more than 30 such compositions that he has
written, collectively called Travel Postcards. Inspired
by a place he has visited or a postcard he has seen, these
musical vignettes present aural snapshots of Vancouver,
Hollywood 1937, Varadero and Eagle Beach.
Tribute Communities Recital Hall, 112 Accolade East Building
@
7:30
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2 February
@ 2:30pm
Communication
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Event: Learn How You Can Be a Generalist Writer
Workshop with Guest Speaker: Beth Agnew
WHEN: Tuesday, February 2, 2010
WHERE: 307 Student Centre
This event is brought to you by the Writing & Publishing
Committee on the Communication Studies Students'
Association. Admission is $2 for non-CSSA members.
For more information, visit our Facebook page:
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You
& I
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Winters College Council is supporting the York
Federation of Students Help Haiti campaign. Their goal is to
raise $15,000 by Friday January 29th for Doctors
without Borders. WCC is pledging to match every dollar raised by
the Winters Community up to a minimum of $500. We will be
collecting summer clothes, no bathing suits or undergarments, in
the CFT from 1-2 Tuesday-Friday, or the Winters College Council
office Mon-Thurs. Every penny counts. For more information on
the doctor’s without borders visit
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30January
@ 11am-6pm
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Connect/Re-Connect in the Faculty of
Fine Arts:
An Invitation to Fine Arts
Students
Join us at Connect/Re-Connect to meet
successful alumni and engage in meaningful
conversation about creating careers and community in
arts and culture.
Details►
Registration►
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30 January
Amanda McCavour |
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Amanda McCavour on display-
Winters Alumna and past curator of EWAG Amanda
McCavour will be on display in work and in person at three
events at the end of January.
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30 January
Saturdays |
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NEED VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE?
Want to Learn Martial
Arts
FOR FREE?!
Volunteer for the innovative
L.E.A.D. Program
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27 January
&
29 January
@ 7-9pm
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Penumbra
MFA Dance Thesis Concert
Jan 27, 2010 to Jan 29, 2010, 7pm-9pm
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January 6-29
Stong
College
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Confluences
Wednesday, January 6 - Friday, January 29
Samuel J. Zacks Gallery presents the artists of
Confluences. Chris Domanski, Peter W. and Vlasta Svoboda.
This show opens on Wednesday, January 6th and runs until
Friday, January 29th, 2010.
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Wednesday
27 January
@ 2:30 |
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Steve Sanguedolce: Dead Time
A film
Screening:
Wednesday, January 27th @ 2:30
Senior Common Room 021 Winters College
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Burns Night
25 January |
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@ McLaughlin
College►
and
@Stong
College
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Other past events► |
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In the Colleges |
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@ Winters &
@yorku.ca |
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Winters Fellow Priscila Uppal has been
appointed Poet in Residence for the Vancouver Olympics!
Her appointment restores a tradition of setting
athletic accomplishment in poetry originating in the Fifth
Century BC.
Hurray for Uppal! |
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York history Professor Paul
Lovejoy, Canada Research Chair in African Diaspora History,
is a recipient of the Research Merit Award. As director of the
Harriet Tubman Institute for Research on the Global Migrations
of African Peoples, Lovejoy is a leading scholar who has
pioneered the study of the history and dynamics of the African
diaspora from an African perspective.
Y-File |
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Anna Friz
in the Joint
Graduate Program in Communication & Culture
has received a Susan Mann Dissertation Scholarship for her thesis The Dream Life
of Radio.
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Frank Zingone
1933-2009 |
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Frank Zingone, one of the "Founding
Fathers" in Communication Studies, died on Sunday 13 December.
Fittingly a funeral mass for Prof. Zingone was celebrated at Holy
Rosary church in Toronto from which his mentor Marshall McLuhan
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Here are some useful links:
Important Dates Fall/Winter 2009/2010
Student Code of Conduct
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These
services are available all year.
Learning Skills Centre
Career Centre
Metro Passes on
line
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The following two are also available year round:
Client Services: Client
Services in the Bennett Centre
Financial Services
Part Time Jobs:
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